Philadelphia, PA – Philadelphia residents should prepare for warm and dry conditions with an occasional chance of fog and showers this week. Patchy fog will develop early Tuesday, diminishing by mid-morning. Expect temperatures to reach a comfortable high of 73°F on Tuesday as sunshine prevails after the fog clears. It’s advised to drive cautiously during foggy conditions on key roadways such as I-95 and Broad Street.
According to the US National Weather Service, a record-challenging high of 79°F is forecast for Wednesday, accompanied by sunny skies and a southwest breeze reaching up to 20 mph. Those with outdoor plans should take advantage of this warm spell, while keeping in mind that a light sprinkle could develop late Wednesday night into Thursday morning. However, this potential rain is expected to be minimal, offering little relief from ongoing dry conditions.
Thursday and Friday will maintain partly sunny skies, with temperatures cooling to 70°F and 67°F, respectively. Nights will stay cool with lows around 47°F. The upcoming weekend looks pleasant with Saturday’s high near 65°F under sunny skies. Showers might reappear by Sunday, but forecast models show uncertainty regarding rainfall amounts.
